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With the rising number of breaches leading to brand damage and penalties, proactive measures not only strengthen security but significantly save costs.
36:11In this webinar, we will discuss an approach where we leverage the help of Engineering to significantly increase the coverage of threat modeling across an organization’s entire application portfolio.
57:36In this webinar, explore: - Challenges of traditional risk assessment - Frameworks for agile and automated risk assessment - Benefits of modernized risk assessment activities
Smart organizations understand that taking a proactive approach to security and providing engineering with the tools and responsibility for building secure software is more effective.
Threat modeling is a core activity in the process of building technology that can be trusted, allowing for the critical analysis of applications, using security and engineering resources.
Threat modeling shouldn't be a roadblock to your application development process, but help you strengthen product security and improve time to market.
Is threat modeling a roadblock for security in your organization when it should be an enabler? If it is, you’re not the only one.
Risk assessments are integral to the modern organization’s success, but they’re also time-consuming and difficult to manage. Learn how you can scale threat risk assessments in your organization.
Security expert, Altaz Valani's guidance on how to build cyber-resilience through threat modeling.
Traditional threat modeling is struggling to find a place in application security today. Learn about how organizations are automating the process.
The process of threat modeling can be expensive and time-consuming. Learn how you can scale threat modeling to your entire application portfolio.
Our expert platform, SD Elements, fills a handful of security gaps in the modern enterprise. Learn about its use cases here.
The Publish-Subscribe messaging pattern is a solution to message dissemination and delivery challenges. Instead of directly transmitting a message to an end receiver (e.g. the way the traditional...
